Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual

DDL Compiler Commands

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OUTPUT_SENSITIVE

The [NO]OUTPUT_SENSITIVE command generates case-sensitive [case-insensitive]

output.

Default: NOOUTPUT_SENSITIVE

OUTPUT_SENSITIVE

generates all source code files in case-sensitive form; that is, lowercase will remain

lowercase and uppercase will remain uppercase.

NOOUTPUT_SENSITIVE

generates all source code files in a case-insensitive form. Overrides the

OUTPUT_SENSITIVE command if that command is in effect.

The OUTPUT_SENSITIVE command allows the user to define all definitions, records,

and constants in case-sensitive format. All lowercase remains lowercase and all

uppercase remains uppercase.

In order to get case-sensitive output for a particular definition, record, or constant, the

OUTPUT_SENSITIVE command must be used before adding that definition, record, or

constant to the dictionary.

If a definition, record, or constant is defined using the OUTPUT_SENSITIVE (or

NOOUTPUT_SENSITIVE) command, then the user must use the same definition while

requesting output for that definition, record, or constant.

[NO]OUTPUT_SENSITIVE

Example 9-41. OUTPUT_SENSITIVE Command (page 1 of 3)

> DDL

! ?DICT

! ?C

! ?TAL

! ?NOOUTPUT_SENSITIVE

! DEF kiSHOy.

! 02 cuTNAME PIC X(10).

! 02 cdT-ID PIC 9(6) .

! END.